[BFix] Backwards fuel rail?

[Joe Lougee]

Scott, you can use the other style of fuel rails to swap the inlet to 
another location; however, you'll run into issues where the FPR is, it 
WILL NOT fit under the upper plenum.  IF you use about a 1" phenolic 
spacer it should fit, but otherwise won't.  That's why the fuel rails 
are different, to allow the FPR clearance, notice it sits beside the TB 
in both instances.
Joe


Scott Dickerson wrote:
> I have the Mustang style upper manifold (plenum on driver's side, 
> throttle body on passenger side), and I currently have the normal 
> Mustang style fuel rail (inlet and outlet connections on passenger 
> side front).  I know some applications (Thunderbirds?) have these 
> reversed - fuel inlet/outlet on driver's side).
>  
> Anyone know if I can keep this manifold setup and use the fuel rail 
> that has the connections on the driver's side?  I'm looking at 
> re-routing my fuel lines, and this would greatly simplify things.  It 
> looks like it would clear the manifold if it truly is an exact mirror 
> image of my fuel rail, but not sure exactly how the other fuel rails 
> are shaped.
>  
> Scott
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